Solo excerpt from Shapeshifter from Justin Morrison on Vimeo.
Presented by ODC Theater, San Francisco:
An evening of concert dance with new work by Sara Shelton Mann and David Szlasa in collaboration with Maria F. Scaroni, Justin Morrison, Leslie Seiters and the newly named La ALTERNATIVA (formerly known as MOTIONLAB / Kathleen Hermesdorf and Albert Mathias.) in collaboration with Elaine Buckholtz.
Back in April, Leslie and I performed with Charles Curtis at the SDSU experimental theater. I’m only now getting around to putting up video from this event, a few minutes at a time. Stay tuned as there’s more to come.
Lamp Duet from Justin Morrison on Vimeo.
VIDEO by Gabriel Morrison
Over Laps Art Show 2008 from Gabriel Morrison on Vimeo.
9-25 UPDATE:
A photo from Matt Janecek
Thanks to Kate Langley (link?) and Michael Trigilio for inviting us to dance at this event.
THIS FRIDAY in GOLDEN HILL:
PERFORMANCE with
Justin Morrison, Ron Estes & Leslie Seiters (dance)
David Hurley (drums)
ARTISTS
FILM SCREENING
9.5.08 / 7pm / 830 25th Street (next to the shell station)
WORK BY:
ACAMONCHI, ARMANDO DE LA TORRE link?, BENJAMIN LAVENDER, BRIAN DICK, CATHY DE LA CRUZ, DEANNA ERDMANN, ERIC WIXON, GARY JAMES LEE, GLENNA JENNINGS, IANA QUESNELL, JUSTIN MORRISON
KATHY BRANNOCK link?, MICHAEL TRIGILIO, MONICA DUNCAN, NATHANIEL KLEIN, ROB BENAVIDES, SCOTT HORSLEY, TRISH STONE
BANDS:
ROXY JONES
SCARLET SYMPHONY
DJS
CLAIRE CARASKA
OMG
CASH BAR TO BENEFIT THE GREATER GOLDEN HILL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION, INVOLVED IN CREATING SUSTAINABLE NEIGHBORHOODS.
THANKS TO MXD830, ACAMONCHI ART STUDIO, STONE BREWING CO, GALA FOODS & ALCHEMY RESTAURANT
Justin and Leslie Seiters are performing this weekend at San Diego State with cellist Charles Curtis. We are the final performers in an interdisciplinary evening of student and faculty work at San Diego State. This performance is in the Experimental Theater which is in the Theater Building at SDSU.
WHEN:
Fri & Sat, Apr 11th & 12th
8:00pm
DIRECTIONS:
Click for SDSU Map & Directions
The experimental theater is kind of hidden in the theater building:
8 east, exit at college.
First right. (this will weave you around and up to a stop sign)
At stop sign turn right.
Drive about 100 ft and park in the outside lot on your right.
You will see a ticket machine near the road, near the NW corner of the parking structure.
Buy a ticket there and put it on the dash of your car. ($1.00 per hour)
Take the stairs or elevator behind the ticket kiosk to the top of the parking structure.
Walk south across the roof of the parking structure and cross the eastern foot bridge.
After crossing this bridge (cox arena will be on your right) follow the walkway to your left.
The dance building (ENS) is the first building on you left.
The next building on your left is the theatre building.
The experimental theater is on the far side of the theater. (you will see a large sign there with an arrow and “experimental theater”)
UPDATE:
More images in from the last Bottle Night; this time from Tim Richards
In this final experimental installation of "How much of what there is" (a work in progress to be performed in it’s entirety fall 08), Leslie, Ron, Jillian and myself will be performing a re-working of source material in a series of interlocking loops, lasting about 1 hour.
Monday, March 3rd @ 7:30pm
Basic Urban Kitchen & Bar
10th Avenue & J Street, Downtown
All admissions are Pay-What-You Can at the door
Presented by Sushi Performance & Visual Art
Check here for photos of our performance last month
Some images just came in from our performance of Leslie‘s work, last month. Just in time for the next installment of Bottle Night this Monday, 7:30pm @ Bar Basic, Downtown San Diego.
This event is presented by Sushi Performance & Visual Art. Check here for more info.
All photos © 2008 by Elazar Harel